Welcome

[Tim]

Thought I'd be the first to get something up on the forum. I'm looking forward to seeing who's doing what and the results you're getting from our pickups. If there's ever anything you need to know, mail me directly but I intend to be a regular on the forum and get in on all the pickup/guitar talk. :D

[FELINEGUITARS]

Whoo hoo- so pleased to see this Forum here.
I will look forward to keeping an eye on all the chat and questions that get raised.
I know that Tim will be keen to share his knowledge on all things guitar and pickup based, and I hope that I can also put my own £0.02 in here or there where it may be of use.
If you have any guitar related queries, I will be only too happy to contribute my own ideas and discuss stuff.

Come and see us on Bare Knuckles Stand at the London Guitar Show - May 6th-8th (Wembley Exhibition centre)

[Anonymous]

Hi Everyone!
             
    Thanks for starting this Forum Tim. I think it will be a great place to find out about Bare Knuckle Pickups among other things.

     I'm in the process of building my first self-built guitar at the moment and I will hopefully be putting a Warpig in the bridge position to give me the power I want. I've wanted to try one of the Bare Knuckle range for some time but my finances haven't allowed me up until now.

    You should definitely expect to see more of me on the Forum!

[Tim]

Glad you've come on board-don't forget to register-look forward to your participation in the forum. :D

[JTM45]

Cheers Tim!
                 I had registered but forgot to Log-in (duh!).I wondered why I came up as 'Guest' too.
               
                 I hope the forum takes off. I think it could be really good for the Company.

[Hayden]

Hiya,

Thanks for the heads up about the forum. As for what's going on with my Bareknuckle Pickups.....well....I still have the loudest single coils in the world  :D

[R/2e]

Well done Tim! Great pickups and a forum too.............. :D

Ron

[Tim]

I'm really hoping that we can get some good active discussions about the way players are using their BKPs, the type of guitars they're using and comparitive talk about pickup combinations and timber, music styles etc.
I also want to find out if there are any areas that we're overlooking-I'm not talking about 15 string P90 designs  :twisted: - but realistic tone quests!

[HJM]

Great to have somewhere to talk pickups....and guitars....and Hayden, your single coils are just too rude....

[Tim]

Is that the same J as in YJM?  :lol:

[HJM]

Is that the same J as in YJM?  :lol:

Nope - the other Hayden chose Hayden first - they're my real comedy initials...

[lulusg]

:D Hi everybody, just cheking in with yáll to say hello

[Tim]

Great to have you along! :D

[Ray Laws]

Hi Tim,
Thought I would just mail to tell you just how good the Mules are that I recently fitted to my 1998 Les Paul Std. The Bridge has that beautiful tone and clarity that you associate with the original vintage PAF sound but with an openness and drive that causes ISGS (Instant Silly Grin Syndrome). The neck Pickup has a stunning creamy sound but unlike many modern versions does not get muddy when the gain is increased. Both pickups respond amazingly to use of the guitar volume control and for me are finally what a Les Paul should and used to sound like but wind up the Gain and they scream.

[Hayden]

Great to have somewhere to talk pickups....and guitars....and Hayden, your single coils are just too rude....

I prefer the term decadent :)